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Madura, Thomas

Associate Professor

San Jose State University

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College of Science

Department Of Physics And Astronomy

Madura, Thomas is currently serving as a College Of Science Associate Professor at San Jose State University.

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San Jose State University

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astronomy observational astronomy eta carinae stellar astrophysics high-energy astrophysics planetary sciences astrophysics extragalactic astronomy relativistic astrophysics computational astrophysics astronomical image analysis x-ray minimum numerical simulations physics scientific computing computational fluid dynamics imaging spectroscopy astrochronology astrophysical simulations solar-terrestrial interaction spectral resolution dissipating occulter earth science astrobiology paleontology undergraduate research higher education shock waves modern physics high energy density physics fluid flow computational imaging quantitative science studies rational mechanic geoscientific model development environmental fluid mechanics space weather avian biology paleoclimatology x-ray spectroscopy spectral imaging lunar science interferometry radiative transfer marine hydrodynamics geological modeling meteoritics benchmark studies dust shells orbital elements massive binary system wind-wind collision zone high-velocity material companion influence fast rotator inner wind structure fossil wind structures latitude-dependent effects absorption variability stellar photometric variability

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Conceptual Understanding of Lunar Phases Among Students With Visual Impairments. British Journal of Visual Impairment (2025)

Dynamic Imprints of Colliding-Wind Dust Formation From Wr 140. The Astrophysical Journal Letters (2025)

Emma P. LiebRyan M. LauJennifer L. HoffmanMichael F. CorcoranMacarena Garcia MarinTheodore R. GullKenji HamaguchiYinuo HanMatthew J. HankinsOlivia C. JonesThomas I. MaduraSergey V. MarchenkoHideo MatsuharaFlorentin MillourAnthony F. J. MoffatMark R. MorrisPatrick W. MorrisTakashi OnakaMarshall D. PerrinArmin RestNoel RichardsonChristopher M. P. RussellJoel Sanchez-BermudezAnthony SoulainPeter TuthillGerd WeigeltPeredur M. Williams

astrophysicscolliding-wind dust formationplanetary sciences

The Aromatic Infrared Bands Around the Wolf–Rayet Binary Wr 140 Revealed by Jwst. The Astrophysical Journal (2025)

3D Printing for Teaching and Exploration in Astronomy for Individuals With Blindness/Visual Impairment: Textured Representations of Imagery. International Journal of Science Education Part B (2024)

A First Look With Jwst Aperture Masking Interferometry: Resolving Circumstellar Dust Around the Wolf–Rayet Binary Wr 137 Beyond the Rayleigh Limit. The Astrophysical Journal (2024)

Ryan M. LauMatthew J. HankinsJoel Sanchez-BermudezDeepashri ThatteAnthony SoulainRachel A. CooperAnand SivaramakrishnanMichael F. CorcoranAlexandra Z. GreenbaumTheodore R. GullYinuo HanOlivia C. JonesThomas MaduraAnthony F. J. MoffatMark R. MorrisTakashi OnakaChristopher M. P. RussellNoel D. RichardsonNathan SmithPeter TuthillKevin VolkGerd WeigeltPeredur M. Williams

astrophysicsobservational astronomyextragalactic astronomyinterferometrylunar sciencehigh-energy astrophysicsastronomyplanetary sciencesjwst aperturerayleigh limit

Eta Carinae Left a Curious Ladder to Climb. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Eta Carinae: The Dissipating Occulter is an Extended Structure. The Astrophysical Journal (2023)

Theodore R. GullHenrik HartmanMairan TeodoroD. John HillierMichael F. CorcoranAugusto DamineliKenji HamaguchiThomas MaduraAnthony F. J. MoffatPatrick MorrisKrister NielsenNoel D. RichardsonIan R. StevensGerd Weigelt

astrophysicsobservational astronomyastronomyeta carinaedissipating occulterextended structure

The Long-Term Spectral Changes of Eta Carinae: Are They Caused by a Dissipating Occulter as Indicated by Cmfgen Models?. The Astrophysical Journal (2023)

Augusto DamineliDesmond J. HillierFelipe NavareteAnthony F. J. MoffatGerd WeigeltMichael F. CorcoranTheodore. R. GullNoel D. RichardsonPeter HoThomas I. MaduraDavid Espinoza-GaleasHenrik HartmanPatrick MorrisConnor S. PickettIan R. StevensChristopher M. P. RussellKenji HamaguchiFrancisco J. JablonskiMairan TeodoroPadric McGeePaulo CacellaBernard HeathcoteKen M. HarrisonMark JohnstonTerry BohlsenGiorgio Di Scala

astrophysicscosmologyobservational astronomylong-term spectral changescomputational astrophysicshigh-energy astrophysicsastronomycmfgen modelseta carinaerelativistic astrophysicsplanetary sciencesdissipating occulterstellar astrophysics

Astronomy for Students With Visual Impairments: Development of the Career Exploration Lab. Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union (2022)

T. I. MaduraC. ChristianT. WildD. HurdJ. HarrisL. BartoloneK. SilbermanS. McVoyK. Walker

career exploration labundergraduate researchhigher educationastronomy

Eta Carinae: An Evolving View of the Central Binary, Its Interacting Winds and Its Foreground Ejecta. The Astrophysical Journal (2022)

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Madura, Thomas

Associate Professor

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department Of Physics And Astronomy

Madura, Thomas is currently serving as a College Of Science Associate Professor at San Jose State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Madura, Thomas

San Jose State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Conceptual Understanding of Lunar Phases Among Students With Visual Impairments. British Journal of Visual Impairment (2025)

Dynamic Imprints of Colliding-Wind Dust Formation From Wr 140. The Astrophysical Journal Letters (2025)

astrophysicscolliding-wind dust formationplanetary sciences

The Aromatic Infrared Bands Around the Wolf–Rayet Binary Wr 140 Revealed by Jwst. The Astrophysical Journal (2025)

3D Printing for Teaching and Exploration in Astronomy for Individuals With Blindness/Visual Impairment: Textured Representations of Imagery. International Journal of Science Education Part B (2024)

A First Look With Jwst Aperture Masking Interferometry: Resolving Circumstellar Dust Around the Wolf–Rayet Binary Wr 137 Beyond the Rayleigh Limit. The Astrophysical Journal (2024)

astrophysicsobservational astronomyextragalactic astronomyinterferometrylunar sciencehigh-energy astrophysicsastronomyplanetary sciencesjwst aperturerayleigh limit

Eta Carinae Left a Curious Ladder to Climb. arXiv (Cornell University) (2024)

Eta Carinae: The Dissipating Occulter is an Extended Structure. The Astrophysical Journal (2023)

astrophysicsobservational astronomyastronomyeta carinaedissipating occulterextended structure

The Long-Term Spectral Changes of Eta Carinae: Are They Caused by a Dissipating Occulter as Indicated by Cmfgen Models?. The Astrophysical Journal (2023)

Astronomy for Students With Visual Impairments: Development of the Career Exploration Lab. Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union (2022)

T. I. MaduraC. ChristianT. WildD. HurdJ. HarrisL. BartoloneK. SilbermanS. McVoyK. Walker

career exploration labundergraduate researchhigher educationastronomy

Eta Carinae: An Evolving View of the Central Binary, Its Interacting Winds and Its Foreground Ejecta. The Astrophysical Journal (2022)

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5
10
10 / page